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REV.H.E./AO ROW SlilMlillli Mill illllMii UPENING.

M SSIONARY; ii Pun iiiiiiuii ins iiiiiiiuui: 1

din Burmah. Native of St Peters' P E

iA CHAPTER OF HORRTORS

IN PEACEFUL SAINT JOHN

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D28 ' ' ' ‘ '» I- On Strike for H' h Wh 1-Addre st th D I' db ' . . _ ` ‘ ' .

_.Fourteen Hundred Men of Cumberland Freight,V,,,tl%u£;r,,,|,,,,Sea; Govmgr? ;?,e,;|,,V,?;,id ylA Criminal Assault, Bold Burglary, Two Young Women Attempt Sui.

Cod and Raiiway Cm on Strike for an wheaiped up , 0¢her‘s_0pen;,,g at , cide- and a 'Bad Fire Occurs--Husband and Wife Crueily Beaten

|nc,»¢a,¢ df pa _ - Hilf PHSWWO by a Burglar-One of the Would-be Suicides will Die of

Foivr Wii.i.i/iiu, Sept. 25-(Sp¢¢§,\|_).. --_ i P .

H __ ,Hx 5,-pt. Z5.-( Special.)-=Word

____ bw, ,.,.t-cived of the death in Burmah

mc, 1| 1-1. Morrow thc'veternn Baptist 0 _ .

_",___,__,,.), ,~.-preseiiiiiig the American ,,,__ ,

pq,"-tl.

in was a native oi' St. Pet/er's, P. E.

hliind. The cii|plo_rt-s of the Cumberland Goal

,nil Ihiihray t'-.anpiiiiy at Springhill are

r iur n - t i _

The trouble is duo to the refusal of the gm" quam' "ms “ll "im surrounding grounds presented ii busy

management; to grimy, M, |,,¢.x.e,\,,e of two o mei apcaranco yesterday iii picpriratioii for Gems _mr hour to __________e__ _md Emu ri combine and refuse to carry it at pre. the opening this iiitei-noon. Capuoiitcrs S

onary _

englne m_c_____n_ sentpriccs. ¢ \V¢l"~1\f» \\0l‘l\.‘ the occupants of booths, _,Pc

: liibitois .of fiirin products live

M,_m___,cl_ Gown _ _"_ The ask tivo cents per bushel instead '_x _ . '

I _ ns ii give one cent of "___ _me _"___ __ _mn now m_evR___n hlO'~k Bild ¥lll300ll¥\ll00U-‘i i»!00'lH ll\l"0lll»2€¢l Early this niorning Ada \Villiains, cnr DPIPMP- 3° the building:-i as they eiiilcavoreil to dis-

The Bulke ,ms ,________ a__u_m__zed by the As Anicricnii steiiniers cannot carry play their exhibits to the bestiidvuiitage. D10

R W_ A_ and wm0__mW an the _ '~’|\l`80 between tivo Curmdian ports the The rain during the afternoon uiiiiic the ho

enip oyes _

1 _ _ grounds very disn 'e ble l d ,

of the mine excepting clerks will quit (jnmrllll: mmm be met' or n wheat block' some of tiio exhibiltls eliut tltiidllioxlriiidiir mg

i i e \ ._ _ f _

work, V emu" with the iicconipaiiying thunder in the sho

Fourtceii liundrci 1| in - ‘li curly nirt ofitlioiiiiiwiioon ave ironiise '

it \\l|i be idle l K l bil

again on ntrilie.

F . . . , , _ . _ _-

_ zfuillici ivtittiier for thi. 1enii\indi,i_of the p0lice__m10uki__g|__L0 _'___ __".__|___

AN ' 1-|,,_,S,,c,.ew,.y wi", his “§si__,__m___ _md Then Estlier Spicer. employed in the

the Board of Directors had tiieir hands Allerilvtll Hvtvl. took carbollc acid. » lull to meet the demands of all who wii` -

one oithc host equipped cloak rooms In this city is Moore 85 lilIcLeod's. The upper portion of the shop ls, literally gpetikiiig, ti-an.~iposeti; the result being thtittiie part noir set apart for the coats, nns,elc., is one of tba largest and Qbcst fquinpeil in the city, rind really one of the tliiistiii the trio oi Provinces. As to ecliitii nicasiii'oiiicnt it is 48 by 24 feet, in length and iireadtli; 1152 ea. feet in all. This allows space for displaying to full nlriiiitage the new garments for autumn wear. Weil iiglitetl; every class of gar- meiitsrriuntctl for ready inspection; each iicpartiiieiit t\vei'»tioiving with recent ini' pirtatioiis from the world of fashion, a visit to Moore & McLcod’s new cloak metals worth the paying, if It were but tolileainu inora intiinate knowledge of hoivthey keep pace with the tlinés, and study the iicods oi their customers. Uni- side of the' cloak room contains the neiviiill coats, an item of more than oriii|itiryiiitei‘cstiolady readers; and u more than passing mention of these is lu orilci; for after the wiiiter hat, the winter coat. is next important. Coat ityli-siiava developed since last season. ily§iliis ills meant, that last aeaeoifs niudt-i appeiiis to lnive been tho basis lnrtliiqirest-iii. ones, only that they are mnietlecitietliii wlnitcver style they arc matic. For iiistiince the lignt fitting cmiisrciiisto liavcbcen modeled on the loan ol thc wcarcr; while the loose ami hangs very full, is miuie on the dioiililcrs, and in every way is suggestive oitniiifoi~t itself. While the former is iiduiiriibly suite-I to the slight build and r~>uiigri~ portion of femininity thclatter issiiiliiblcto iiil,and hence holds an in-

Tllli lll.()0D IS THE LIFE.

(l\i‘_iiigio faulty acl-Ions of the kiilneys iiiitiliiw-i',tlie blond becomes filled with tinnne pri-iiis that iniperll iicaltli. The drsiiriiriiing i.~i ii lnickacha, dizziness, iit'atliii'liciiiiilliick of vital energy. Act lliiiclilylf you would iivoiil the terrible muiges oivliiniiic kidney and liver com- llliiint. (lctllr. llaiuill.on`s§\Pllls today, they cure kidney ami liver coinpialnt inrnil tliiie. No medicine relieves so laioiiiptly, iiotliiiig in the world of medl- cliicrui'i‘siiii\i‘c thoroughly. For good

lilnntl, cit-ar i-oiaplcxioii, iieiiltlig appetite l:‘_'=I1roia~i~ ti-caiinciit is l)r. anillton's lills. Eoc per box at all dealers.

Fall

loot- e

WCM' .

A great shoe for men, The “Slater” price $3.50. Every pair with Oak Tanned Soles that resist water. The papal” Sh* Of Canada, big "°’l°fY of lasts and ' width.. » '

Goff Bros.;

ill! 31339-9 EE

tfllslliited place in favor.

An attractive three quarter length gar-

ment oi' light fawn covert cloth, is very tight fitting. The back has six seams to waist line, tho full lower portion falling from thc waist. in two full box plaits. Full leg 0'inutton sleeves are broadly pleated into the arm lioic; the front is single breasted, ami covered buttons, vel~ vet collar anti brown Italiiin clothlining complete a stylish model at $23.00.

Another modish model is made of the

same inritcrial, but very loose and full, the back falling in inverted pleats from the collar, \vliicli is strapped and stitched, and omainented ivltli bands of Panne vel- vet. The fi-ont has large niililary buttons; the cuffs match the collar, covered buttons and brown Italian cloth lining add the i1nish,anrl it is priced $20.50. .A useful and dressy box coat in black cloth is made after the much worn Nor- folk model, with modifications, the belted effect giving a _jaunty appearance wcll suited to the youthful figure. Price $11.75

The ready made skirts are marvels of

beauty and moderate prices, such as, for instance ii skirt in black and white mix- girc Donegal twced. A very natty modal, tyventy one gored with wetted Seams. This is only $li.il5.

A beauty in extra quality Amazon cloth,

in black, navy and brown, kiited to bottom, panels trimmed wltli lucey braid and buttons as a finish to a vcry charm-

ing iziiriiieiit wliicli sells at $5.60.

A iliic ivorsted black Venetian cloth, is

trininied with lace rilcct braid and cover- ed buttons. This is a inasterpicco in thc

art of skirt making. Price $5.00.

A box pleated grey twecd skirt, fault-

less in tho \vay it sets, refined and very

stylish in appearance, is but $8.40.

Another in green striped twecd has

cneh alternate gore strapped and finished with brass buttons. Price $ti.'i5. The variety of skirts is so large that when one realises that a good skirt can be purclinncil for$l.ilil, up to $11.10, tho conclusion is now arrived at that they suit any taste

mid iicconiiiiotliite every purse.

Passing on to the furs which occupy

the space on the right. liaini side of tho cloak room, ono would fain wish fora more facile pen, to nid in portraying their full iniigniilcence' and variety. All kinds of [urs are there i-eprescntctl, and iiniong them none inorc elegant than i\ iliit stole colliir, verv (loop in the back, inado of bear fur, and with two vci‘y tlne bon ends

Cf)

O~d&

2 cases choice Diitclii

bulbs, containing named

hyacintlis, tulips, narcis-

sus, crocus, lily and

freesia. These: bulbs

were all selected by our

late Mr. Haszard :ind are

the very finest obtainable We oiier all at lo\v priCCS

to clear.

Haszani & il

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Port A tl i

Canadian steamboat mcn liavo f r l

ln Railway Collision Near Phi-

ladelphla-Were Guests of Railroad Manager

I’iiir.ADEi.1~iiiA, Sept. 25.-(Speclal.)-In

a reiir-end collision between the Ncw

York east-bound express and it local pass- enger train at the Paoli station nineteen miles west of here today, five men were killed and twenty others injured.

All who inet death were in tiio General

Managers private car attached to the local train. t

They were his guest- on a holiday trip. _ _ falling from the collar reaching almost to the feet ofa woman of average height-

It is cheap at the price $351.00.

with two heads finishing the ends is very elegant, and is priced $42.00.

$20.00.

Onaforniin the centre of tho cloak

room one of tho liiindsomest grey lamb coats of the season is shown. It hasa very high colliir, which extends in re- vercs to tli`a waist, ii full sleeve, and is finished with a silk cord belt. The price is $'»s'».tltl. But it secins an endless task to even begin to mention particular ones, lor when there are so many of different furs, dit1‘erent styles a.iid a large range of prices to choose from, they must be seen to have any idea formed of them. That the furs of this season excel those of for- nor seasoiis, is certain; and from this tatoment some idea may perhaps bc form- tl, of what the prospective buyer will be blc to choose from at Moore Sc McLeod's. Cliildrcn's and misses' coats mention of

which has been all but passed over are also shown in the new cloak rooin. The Misses' coats arc but inodels of those of their elder sisters; tho wee woman pro- vided for generously in a splendid array of reefers and long and short coats, in ln‘0\vns, blues, greens, fawns, eto. This assortnicnt is the largest and most coin- plcte that Mooi'c& McLeod have ever shown.

Anil ladies' ivatcrproois iieeda word too.

The favorite cravcncttc is aliovvn in green, Oxford grey and iight fawn, in three quarter lengths, and priced variously $ti.il5,$t'i.|l5, $0.25, $12.75.

A full length cravcnette in green or

Oxford grey can be had for $3.75, up to 5,410.2-`v.

'l`lie pbove will convoy some idcii o

ivliiit iiloorc Bc McLend's i-lonk room con- tiiins; but the selection for dei-icrlption must needs bo as sinnll as the actual assortment is large, i'or space ia limited. lint those who havclnotiyet seen forthcin- selves, will find advantage in doing so as soon as possible; for even the choicest oi’ pretty things, more especially those which belong to this ilepnrtinent are soon picked up by the fashionable fair set, and one wants to seo everything at its best.Yet it isadifficuit task in exam|n~ ing ii' inniznltlcent- stock such as Moore KL MuLeori's autumn one, to really i-lay what pi thc choicst. For the cheaper priced goods are the best obtainable for the money, ami the best value given in

every article every time.

MonroBcMcLeod have made a record

for excellence and enterprise in this their liiiostimpruvemeiit to their shop, and their cloak room and its contents will have no lack of visitors and purchasers during the influx of vlsltorsto this City

during Exhibition week.

CHICAGO MARKETS- _

Ogmsoo, September -$5 (5P00|al)-

5,pg_ om-n 45§ Deo. Om-n 445 -- when sag “ when ml Pork #1236 " Pork ‘l5.(I)

B I: ii

Aflat stole rutlof stone mai-ten with _ foul' tails and two heads, sells at $112.00. 0 The niutl' to niatcli is $i»l.='>tl. Aiioihcr E

. _ ,___-~ I . ~. . re

American sabieiuuils range from $7.00 SwrgLww” on The hxluncxmnts

$0.00. Alaska sable from $13.50 to 1

The Exliiiiition buildings aiid| the

for thc foiinnl opening nhicli is to take place at half-past tivo o’clock. Adilrcssee will be given by ills llonor Lieutenant; Go\'eriior McKlnnoii, Premier Peters and other members of the Local Government. Wortlfs Band will also be in attcnrlancef

this afternoon st 2 o'cloek continuing \\'cdnesdi_iy at !l ti. in., until iliiishcd. At. the close of the judging the judges wil in ii. ring prcpiired for tho purpose, deliver addresses dealing with the desirable and undesiritble points of a heavy horse, using

iinlniiiis for deinonstriiting.

Judging of swine will also begin this

n c delivered in the judging ring dealing with 0! he desirable nud undesirable points of H'

a bacon hog, using iinllnals for demon- 5° stratinir. The following are tlielcoturt.-rescheduled 1° for tonight, s to sas p. m. E. is. Eiaei-kin Th in the chair. D0 Dr. H. G. Reed, Georgel.o\\'n, Ont., will WF lelivcr an iitldrcss entitled "Tile influence is fNaturiii Laws in Breeding l.lvo Stock specially applied to Horses." Wil 8.45 to i).CiU p. ni.-Dr. ll. G. Recd,

fthe llcnvy Horse Market in Europe, in '~'0\l lnitcd States and in Caii1v.da." 5'" 0.30 lo 10p,ili.--Questions and Answers. H1* n1t;t1i».\1. *"'*77"'i* _-_.As-.»

_ WE GIVE YOU.

One full sized 25c. package of Celery

King free of cost with each purchase C of Solution of (lzoiidttlic coupon kind). We do this because Ozone is a slightly ustringeiitprepiiraiiin and reqiiii-cs to he

iniilie thc best results-the results that St t

germ diseases such as Malaria. Eczema, De, Rlieuiiiatisiii. Kidney troubles, and all 1 i-itoniach troubles. \Vc also glvc you near- Qu ly twice as much Ozone for your nioncy as U, you would obtain were you to purcliasc fu

rcceivea free package of Celery King, be L0 ~iiuse we alone have the right to give Se,

any other ruiike~so always ask for Ozone M

_ . .

way Ui-lery King with Ozoiic. The I’ub- un lc Drug Co., liridgeburg, ()ni~. ,u

-ig-» . iii

wirrii To HAVE 3;

ili'ovc,l)rlcfoiiteIn (incliiiling the at-tioii i

lli-:iii.iN,Scpi. 21.--M. \Vitto, accoinpn-

nicd by his daughter, Mine. Naryi-likiiic. ed wiie oi the secretary of the liiissian _,_ legation at Brussels, arrived at the UD Po~itdain railroad station shortly alter

by the staff of the Russian embassy. I-le proceciled lniniediiitoiy to the “__ hotel Bristol, where ho will reside until W

one of Emperor Wil|iain’s famous hunt- fn ing seats, sli-uatcil near the Russian fron- W tier, where he will have an audlonce with W his inigjesty. .Largo crowds risscinblcd _,__ outside the liotoi llristol tonight in the “_

hope of seeing the Russian stiitesinnii. _‘__

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Tonorrro, Sept. 211.-(Speoial.)-Strong ci

winds anil nioiicriiti-. gales, westerly to ld'

northerly, fair and cooler.

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M|nard’u Llnlment For Sale Everywliore

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ed upon them to secure conccesions.Maiiy ~~~

requests were received for extension oi

_ . tliiio in getting stock in, in view of the

_ ‘ *1* delay caused by the rain.f

one of the |n the P|'oVince.,,,M0o|-e & McLe0d’5 _ Today everything will be in readiness

.lodging of heavy horses will begin R

iteration atzsciocir aatiioompieted. At Work was c<»mi>l°te~l yestavdfiy on

egrading, laying rnilsfballasting, etc. 0|

lose of thojutlgiug addresses will be ifh _

the Vernon River Bridge Branch by __

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shortly taken over. The stations are not yet finished but l be in it short time.

This branch, which is to be a great con- iiience to the people of tlnit section oi ntry, will be opened for tralllc at the ne time as the iniiin line to Murray rbor.

“SECOND TO NONE"

AVALRY OF SCOTLAND

T. Joris. Sept. 25-(Special)-This lins

n sensational day in St. John.

ycd as nurse girl at R. R. Rogers'

mc, reported that on the previous

ht she liiid been seized while taking a

rt cut home. was clicked into insensi-

ily and crlniiniiliy assaulted. The

he was attended to but tried to take

EHNUN Hllill

BHIIJEE illllNEH§

by the Contractors-a Sub- stantial Publlc Work.

e contractors Messrs Seliuraian, Morri-

The branch is fou_r and a half milesl f R M14 llafi ten maS0¥1l'.Y 0UlV°l'U-B~ l ton today on the steamer Calvin Austin 9 roughout the work is credltably to

rfornicd and ivill doubtless be satisfac-

y to the Railway Department when it m

he cure of germ diseases a certainty- "nel, ,m ,-‘pscncc of Six yea,-S_ Q" u _j

iceful Sunday morning in November, f-l

iii)il,l.lie Royal Drngooini, eiiihnrkcd iit I

een`s Ducks, Glasgow, rind aullqtl for case, for it is thought Gaynor and Green eseat of war in South Africa. 'l‘hc ll inous corps was soon to be tried under U

ajor-(leiii-riil French. The troopers C

ul” °°“U°“ k'"'l»l °l‘|‘°"W|5" y”“ will 'ml' shiircri in the brilliant niiirch of 150 miles ll

savel{iinbai'ley,iind ln all thc sab- iucnt events in whicii they were gngcil they kept bright their otto, “Sccoiiii to N0in'."| |'l`hc Scots. M 'eys sliarcd in lull thc lighting and T ai‘t:liiiign.cross tiio reldi, and ivcreprt-~ ¢,| nt ut. the battles of l’iiai‘dcberg, I’opii|ar L]

ailway Completed Yesterday L

Wltii vi heat arriving at Fort William and '

a second doso. Being prevented sbc‘A

quietcd down but later got- hold of a bottle of

of laudanuni and drank it. She will cu

recover. l

Her deed was duo to licr unwillingness

to marry the man her pnreiits desired her P" to wed.

Again on Sunday night John Lockliiii-t.'s' bu

house at Mispec was eiitered by two men pi who beat and kicked Mr. and Mrs. Lock- lil\

hart into a very serious condition, though \\’ both ure now able to be about.

Later at four o‘ciock in thc afternoon l

Sllii KNIEHTS E

uiniuiiius

Charlottetown to Arrive Here Tuesday Night

Bosroiv, Sept. 25.-(Speclal.)-The ape al degree staff of the Knights of Colnni-

` r St. John and will proceed on Tuesday L

orning to Charlottetown. n

rendered in the habeas corpui-i procceilings “i I

contention of the prosecutioii, and rc~ "

uilcr, to bc duly cxtrnditcd according to nt' ic decision given by Judge Lafontninc. on

t is expected that will be the ciiil of the 3

are liiid all the legal fighting they want ii this :side of the line, anti seeing iliiit ven if they \vcrc to continue, they would ave to remain in jail peniling a decision. C

1| V

A. S. Anil Mus. \\'/\i.i<i<:ii, who have l'or wi-ll oiue time been tiiiikiiig their lioinc in l`

ruro, left today for Ainber:-t, ivlii-re icy will in iiitiire ri-.~idc. Mr. \Vall<i-r is |

‘ Sli

eft Boston Yesterday For A

us delegated by Supreme Knight Edward be

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army regulations were pcruiitti-il to rc-

Mosriinai., Sept, 24-A decision was °"

n the iiiiyiioi'-iii-eirn case on S.it.urday by To

The other day Scotliind'.~i own ciivairy ~ll\SLl¢'3 Ollilllift- 'fllU.llI<ll£U Ultllcld l'VL‘l`.\' 'lt

cconipiinlcrl byiilnxiitive toiiictopi-odiice ,.,_.Ki,,,e“,_ ngfm, took up their hmm,

“tions ni, Itlllinburgh pm] Glasgow inarided the prisoners to the care of the m

at tho oldest mid inost cherislicd tradi if ii of thi: corps is to pass from them, in 5-"

‘_ the order that the band only may ride M

tl oclcck this evening and was received gmy chm___,e__s_

For more than LM' years, ami on such f

T“"“‘l"y' when he "W5 w R°mi"Hn' t.i‘ooper.\i been borne to victory on their

vorite greys. St-otsnien still remember

i _ ~ ith lliglilnnders lioldlng on to their stir- ps, charged at \Viitei'loo mounted on cir grcys, and bow Sergt. blirart, with a

gl! iuent “lnvlnclbles," and carried otf

e Imperial Eagle. Again, in the Crimea, 0 corps was inost conspicuous ut liais- ava. When the heavy cavalry charged c Russian guns they passed through the

cnt red coats and grey horses were seen

In the Egyptian war of 1882 the men o he Greys took part at thc battle of Abu

_ __' D D D S ' Klea. Tho regimental records go back to - ` ' 1078, when the reghnont was raised, and

was sent on service t0 Flanders in 1004, to

olland, 1702; to Germany, 1753; again to olinn¢i,17D!l; to Belgium 1t!15;the Crimea, 854; South Africa, 1809. Their standard bears the following: The

Andrew; nn eagle, “Second to None;‘ 'll|enhclni," “iianill|ies," “0aden|ude,".

" “Malplaquet," "Dettlngeii," "Waterloo," E

l.lalaciava," “Sevaetapol,“ “Relief of

Karrcc sidliigl, l’rci.oi'ia, Diiiinond il, and other cngagi-iiit-rits. Ulllt-ers d ineii are returning to Si-otliiiiil cover- \' with glory, but conscioiis of the fact l~

ids of fame as lilenhiiiin, ltaiiiillies, ll nterloo, iinil linlacinva, have the brave ll

tb ii tlirili how this diisliing regiment,

ring umnatciieil, rode his faithful i.‘|ini‘» i' into the square of thc fifith liegi-

rk masses of the enemy, and in a ino-

arglng a second line of Russians. t

lstie within the circle. and motm of St. I

mberley,' “Paardcberl."

P. D. Bownsu, lf.I..A., Cardigan, was _

passenger west yesterday afternoon. `

he Lower l’i'ovliiccs, speak in the liigliest t

it has iiiiy equal outside the cities of Hali- iix and St. John, and yet the iiiiiniigir

Stomach Cramps.

THESE are very painful, and their

sometimes fatal. The principal seat is in the stomach and bowels, pro- ducing severe twisting, cramping pain, and often accompanied by vomiting. If you are troubled in

Fowler's Extract of Wild Straw- berry. It has a record of' cures ex-

yet to hear of it failing to either relieve or cure.

soma time an had several doctors attend me, but their medicine did not do me an

plainly cured me. I woullyaol be without

Ill

n Nova Scotia.-'l'rnro Neivs. 7

'l`ni<: Toronto llailwiiy News nays : "'i'i'ii ellcrs who have rt-ci-nt.ly been touring in \\

rnis of the Griind llotci, Yiirnioiitli, N. b

Tliis is one of the best hotels in the arltlme Provinces. \Ve do not believe _

ii-nit does not have to .~it.ink the place up y selling whisky "to niukc ii pay."

CDLIC.

attacks are often sudden and

his way, there is only one remedy o cure you, and that 'one is Dr.

ending over 60 years and we have

Mas. M. _Sacosm Bristol, N. B., writes:

‘l was t¢rrib(l|y troubled with cramps for

ood. l_got two bottles oi' Dr. Fowlsra xiraei o Wild Sirawhe and they com.

` my house."

Rlifusl /ii.i. Sussi-i1-urls.

,Tiilr'iu DANciip,ovs._

iinie (Triift, while sitting among a crowd

people on l{ing‘s Square siviilloweil the

ntents of ir. bottle of beliitdona lininicnt.

e went into convulsions and will pro.

bly die.

Finiilly tonight the Ennis and Gardiner iltling on Prince \\'i|liiiin Street, occu- ed by the Ini|.ei'iiil 'l`ohiicco U0., Frank- Printiiig Co., and Tilley and l"aii~~

enthcr, in.-,uriinre agents, was gutted. The damage is chiefly by ivatcr and all oss is fiiiiy covered by insurance.

llllll BIDS illil HHITISH SULUIEHS

nyone Joining the Perma- nent Force Will Get the Same Rank and Rate

nf Pay They Hai.

0r'rAwA, Sept. 24.~A militia order has en issued providing that oillcerri,

n, ltlutch, 3; U0, ' “B thi* '#03111 ‘#0 0X0l1\D1lf.Y the llilfd 4106509 warraiitloll‘lcers,non'coinniissioned oiilcers

‘ or candidates ia oiiarlotteiown left Bos- and men volunteerlvir for transfer L0

heGanadian pernianent forces will, if heir services are accepted, be released

from their regular army ciigageiiieiits

nd will be required to relinquish all lainie upon the imperiiii goveriiuiciit for

pay or pension earned by previous scr-

cc. On the other hand, the govcriiinant Uiiiiatla is prepared to giiiiriintee to all

i of whose services are accepti-ii, that their

ersonai inti-rests will be ciirefiillysaic- uarded, that their previous service ln e regular aruiy will be allowed to

_ th

" reckon towards iiicrcnsc of pay

nd pension under (Jiiniidiiiii regu- tlons that tliose who. under liriiish

gage oi' extend their ni-i~virc will lie luivcd to do the same in the Uiinatliiiii riniiiiciit force, and that they will not reqiiired toacci-pi any rank, riitc or pay loiviiiicc ui' 0L|ii‘i~ eiiioliiiinziit tiniii they c in receipt of from Lli'iti:<li nriny fuiids the time of ti-uiisi`ci'. Accepted appli- nts will bc entitled to nil ilii- iidvant-

gcs allowed by the inilitin regzuliitioiis of aniida.

Pl i YSlCl\l.l.Y li); li.»\ iIS'l`El).

Lacking in coiirnge-out of joint with very tliiiig--scarcely on i-peakiiig trrins ith even fair in-nllli. Sucli low spirits i‘t-. pitiiiblv, Yinii' briiiii is lngtfeil, llality so cxliiiiisti-d vniir eoiistitiiiion is

nigh riiiiicii. \\'|i:ii _vtin not-il i.~

errozoiie, ilnii. gwiit. \'it=i|iy.t-r iinfi iili'iiivi~ Ltniii-. lt`s by iiialiiii|,_' lit-vii and Inoil, by iiifii~ing lion :intl tn_\';;\‘ii into iii- .s_v.~ti~iii that i<`i'i'i’uzuiii> lit-lp~: it ri-|i:i|i‘~

io representative of 'I‘iiyloi~'s Safe \\'i»rk.u ivi-nk spots, in,~iill.~ nt-iv lift- into \\ in-n-tail

i‘giiiis~-»iniikc you feel like in-\i. I-`t»ii'n

ont' liltsii|_'i\ froiii tin' olii iiinl inip.-\i~i~

eliiiiiizc. iinil |»iiti_viiiii'y tu tins iii-pri-.~~<~<l.

lc in.-inly, riitltlyi-uloii-tl,-»t':i~| :i~i\lv

i~.'il<iii-.~~iirir| viiti-rilic ||ii}ip_i' |i|‘i> tlnil.

'oini>,~ frtnii ii.~iii;_f l~`i-i'i'tizi»iii>, l"ii`ly <1-nts

nys ti box in any t|i~ii;,;.~»ti|i~c.

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